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USC247 on BC --

As reported on The Peristyle earlier Thursday, sources say USC is expected to formally offer Texas Director Of Recruiting Bryan Carrington a job this weekend. It was implied a job offer was already in play for Carrington, but this weekend’s meeting with the Trojans coaching staff is to be more official. Carrington, who followed Tom Herman from Houston to Texas, has been in contact with USC about a position on their support staff for the past few weeks.

Sources noted in November that USC intended on expanding their support staff this offseason, so this is not just a matter of the athletic department filling holes left by departing personnel like Chris Claiborne and Hayes Pullard. Carrington has no on-the-field coaching experience, so he would obviously join the team with a different set of objectives than Claiborne or Pullard.

A source in Texas says that Carrington will meet with Clay Helton and USC representatives in person in Los Angeles. That has also been confirmed by USC team sources. Carrington’s title at USC is to be determined, but sources believe it would be in a recruiting capacity. Carrington has been a recruiting point man for the Longhorn’s coaching staff. Sources say that Texas does want to keep Carrington, so Steve Sarkisian may eventually offer him an extension after his visit to Los Angeles.​
 
IT says Drayton is entertaining NFL offers again
But, at this time at least, they dont think he will make the move
Unlike Carrington, Drayton has been fairly constant pimping UT on social media
 
Joe Fan said:
USC247 on BC --
As reported on The Peristyle earlier Thursday, sources say USC is expected to formally offer Texas Director Of Recruiting Bryan Carrington a job this weekend. It was implied a job offer was already in play for Carrington, but this weekend’s meeting with the Trojans coaching staff is to be more official. Carrington, who followed Tom Herman from Houston to Texas, has been in contact with USC about a position on their support staff for the past few weeks.
Sources noted in November that USC intended on expanding their support staff this offseason, so this is not just a matter of the athletic department filling holes left by departing personnel like Chris Claiborne and Hayes Pullard. Carrington has no on-the-field coaching experience, so he would obviously join the team with a different set of objectives than Claiborne or Pullard.

A source in Texas says that Carrington will meet with Clay Helton and USC representatives in person in Los Angeles. That has also been confirmed by USC team sources. Carrington’s title at USC is to be determined, but sources believe it would be in a recruiting capacity. Carrington has been a recruiting point man for the Longhorn’s coaching staff. Sources say that Texas does want to keep Carrington, so Steve Sarkisian may eventually offer him an extension after his visit to Los Angeles.​
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They are offering BC a raise and a slightly different role
In addition, his wife is supposed to be a rising social media person, and they think her reach would be further from there

 
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Like it or not, selling the "brand" is now a major component of modern recruiting and social media plays an increasingly bigger role
Those skills are valuable
 
It used to be that Austin was a sleepy little town, a hidden gem, that took a back seat to the big boys like Houston, Dallas, and media capitals like NYC and LA. I’m not sure that’s the case today, and I have to wonder if there is much of any advantage to living in SoCal (where I live) versus Austin with respect to aspiring social media types.
 
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She is probably running from a football player


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Lol, that looks like an old picture of Natalie Nalepa. She was the hottest track woman I've ever known. She won state as a senior in high school and then went on to a great career at Baylor.

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Txreds said:
You tell them it’s not racist. Because its not. You have Earl, Ricky and Vince say the same thing. You tell them we are here to play football, win championships, and not deal with that social bs.
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I never hear anything about the images of 1960s Alabama having the National Guard escort in the first black students, but our fight song is racist because of how it was introduced to the student body? The reason no one is making an issue of it is because it isn't a issue. That is the past and Alabama has come a long way. Same for Texas and it's past, the song represents Texas and the leadership role students play when they go to this school. All of Texas and all of the world looks to Texas students to be leaders. I didn't even go to Texas and I understand it. Those who wish to smear the program are doing so with an agenda.
 
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I never hear anything about the images of 1960s Alabama having the National Guard escort in the first black students, but our fight song is racist because of how it was introduced to the student body? The reason no one is making an issue of it is because it isn't a issue. That is the past and Alabama has come a long way. Same for Texas and it's past, the song represents Texas and the leadership role students play when they go to this school. All of Texas and all of the world looks to Texas students to be leaders. I didn't even go to Texas and I understand it. Those who wish to smear the program are doing so with an agenda.
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It's one CRT professor at UT behind it all
 
Some more from TFB about the staff --

" ... Texas is still awaiting things with player personnel director, Drew Hughes, to clear. As Football Scoop reported, Hughes has not been tied to any of the ongoing issues at Tennessee, but Texas is just taking a little more time to allow compliance to finish take care of things on their end. I am told that things look good so far, and one source said he could be on board officially sometime later this week.

Also, I’ve previously noted that Texas is looking to hire multiple high school relations directors. Some of you have asked if they would be hiring a Texas high school football coach. It sounds like they are certainly looking that direction. I am told that Lancaster head coach, Chris Gilbert is a strong candidate, if not the likely hire. "
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Gilbert is president of the THSCA

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Joe Fan said:
They are offering BC a raise and a slightly different role
In addition, his wife is supposed to be a rising social media person, and they think her reach would be further from there

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"rising social media person"

...now that sounds fulfilling.
I'll be sure and put that on my bucket list
 
Sheldon Cooper said:
Lol, that looks like an old picture of Natalie Nalepa. She was the hottest track woman I've ever known. She won state as a senior in high school and then went on to a great career at Baylor.

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You and I must have been in high school in San Antonio around the same time. Natalie was a friend of one of my buddies back then - amazing athlete.
 
Sheldon Cooper said:
Lol, that looks like an old picture of Natalie Nalepa. She was the hottest track woman I've ever known. She won state as a senior in high school and then went on to a great career at Baylor.

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It seems that her 33:43 at the 1997 Cap10k remains the women’s record for the race.
(Until a former men’s champion decides to enter as a female, I suppose.)
 
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